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POTTER - COUNTY JOURNAL
tithe only "paper Potter.entinfyi
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-ttreelates among'sir intelligent ',Osseo( pew.
IA and is - thulium excellent medium teiflio r ti
cityend
Transient Adverthiements and those troll e.
distance must be Cash or hail) responsible re
ference. -
All communietitions,tte• receive attention,
mast be , -directed to the 13iditor, and contain
the.name bf the writer. No attention paid to
artonyrdenscenntsiations.2 , .
ItitllSl—One.cophorie Year, $1; Six copies
$5 ; Twelie copies, sio; ,Twenty copies, $lB,
with one to the persoln_sraising the Club. The
money must accompauy ,the names.,
Cd u deliport,WednesdayEvntra,Pigast 21, 1861
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JOURNAL
siirS tibscribe_for . the Jouarrare-rpnot
only for the County News bat for:the
news from the Seat , of War. i
It is only ONE DOLLIR:,aTear, you
scan all afford that..'! Try tf for a year. ,
The Cash mast accompany the ordOr.
Da.,See New Advertisements . :' Lost;
Administrator's Notice, aide Sewing
chine Company, List of Letters, &e_.,_
44-Circus in own on - Monday. See
•notice.. There, will an oppOrtunity , for all
to "laugh and grow fat."
lta„Godcy .0(1 l'Oenir,, for Septem
ber, have been reeeive4;.,,hoth replete
with all that the ladies ean'desire.
4:Z.-We learn that a son• of Samne
Barr, of Roulet, ha& one of his legs' bro
ken one day this week.
VrA couple heads of oats have been
sent us from the farm of C.W. JoHNsbx,
of_4lonlet. -One head is a foot long and
bears over three hundred grains. Who
can beat that.?
.
SEir Hon. C. B. CURTIS, of Warren, is
announced as a candidate fat President
Judge of this District. •
COLLINS Slant; of Coudersport, as
candidate for Associate Judge.
=1 'The Hebron Invineiblea parade on
nest Monday. The late call o ,
the!Se
cretary of War may soon take theai to
the Field, and it might be well for 'our
citizens to encourage them by being pre
sent.
B. MANN, Dep P. M., will le
-4,Ceive subscriptions for the Tribunc,Tiwes,
Herald, and all the N. Y. Dailies. Frank
Leslie's and the New York Illustr4tcd
News; all the American and ..Foreign Pa
pers and Magazines, at publisher's price,
without postage. 'Give him a call. I/
We learn that claite a number of
horses have been stolen from this and the
adjoining counties. A horse of James
Nelson, of this county, was taken b . 3, a
man who gave his !name as David Smith,
farmer, dourtland bo., N. Y. represent
jag himself to be a drover. Farmers
should be cautious ; the increased demand
for horses, created by the acceptance of
so much artillery and cavalry by the Gov
ernment, has tuad'e horse thieves more
than usuallyboldi
Camp CunTIN, Aug. 11, 1861.
Ma. MOALARNEY.— , Dear Sir :
Ae
cording to promise I write to inform you
how I like'Camp life. lam happily
in regard to the hardships that
soldiers have to undergo. ' I had forined
an idea that to camp at Curtin a Man
would have to possess a constitution like
Sampson. But we have good quarters,
good blankets and plenty to eat There
is, no other. Regiment in -Camp but ,ours;
we have the whole grotind to ourselves
lad a good time we are having of
have been appointed 'Orderly: S'etilant
and have all I can attend -t0...' ThiS is
Sunday and we do not drill. We staid
at Lock Riven one week. The Camp
l was some better than this one.. When
we left Lock Haven the ladies : furnished
us with , cakes, pies, bread and butter,
imeat, &a., which kve had for a. lunch on
,the cars. We were received along j the
road with. cheers, waiving of, handker
-chiefs, Sm. When we arrived .at this
place, we marched immediatelyinto camp.
-We will be sworn in to-morrow, if we
are examined and pass. MA:ll*.
There has been a fire at Sonora, Cal.,
which destroyed about $85,000 worth of
property.
\ Col. Thos. A.,Meagher has been offer.
ed a position in Gen. Fremont's staff
A secession paper in Bangor, Me., was
destroyed by the Union people, The
.leffersonian Weit Chester, Pa., Sentinel
Easton, Pa., and a paper atl' Haverhill,
Mass., were also destroyed. Sure ndi
cations that southern sympathizers 7111
_ have to , keep their sympathy to them.
•selves or abide the' consequtnees.
It-is reported ,that the pirate SnMter
was captured by, Vie U i S. Frigate Na
, .
The oeeretary, of war has issued an
order atitroops,.ithather!
C .
or not, to
_much i st:
,mmedt te '.a s h=
i ng t on ; • qraiutibtra's 073 ilui 3 i4den in
the-Army, it bebfifitiT•Oolor qf the. Rebel
iniforths. j.• -
Mai _:Gen. It_tenaont;has taken $ 58,000
from` thaßaalr 'of Gene'viere,
which - vas . intended 'lor the! use of the
Rebels. • • 1
About $200,000 scut frobit En'glutid
,
for the use of the 'Rebels - ,was. seized by
the Governments
Why was John Brown Rang,
We have looked over the ; trial , agile,
and we find that John Brown was hang
because he vas in arms agabisi the ROted
Statea—because the Courts and the. Gev
ernment prempuneed him a traitor.
, The whole Nerth was, denounced for
the act of Brown, and his squad of twen-,
ty Men. The Senate investigated it
Prominent Repurcans from Massachtt
setts- to_Xansas ere hauled--.up before;
the patriot, Senator Masen, l and an at
tempt-.was. made to implicate them in the',
treason. Men of decided ; Anti•Slaveryl
principles were publicly mobbed - and pri.
vately jeered at as aidere - arid:abettors of
treason. These thingi haplieriaa short
.time ago. The Government called out
its seldiers to capture John Brown; the
guarded the Court-House during the trial]
they protected the execution; field on the
day of the hanging. For what was John
Brown - hang ? For treason.)
Gen. McClellan - has recently 'captured
a thousand priioners, ten of Wham are oft
ficers. Government has ordered
,him to
release them on their taking the , oath'.
-Why Was art john Brown: allowd to
take the oath!? ! '
Suppose Massachusetts had seceded
instead of South 'Carolina, and Wm. Lloyd
Garrison and Wendell Phillips had been
thd leaders of the rebellion. Everybody
knows that nothing would have been said
about taking the oath in such a case.
The capture Abolitionists , would have
beep hung instanter. 1
MORAL
—Fighting for Slavery is jus-
tifiable , fighting for Freedom is treason.
Conservative..
$25! EMPLOYMENT $75!
AGENTS WANTED.
We will pay frOm $25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents,`or'givela
commission: Particulars sent free. AdJrqs
Balt &WINO MadulNE COIIPANY, R. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio, aoll lly
' • DIED.. . _ '
In this village, onWednesday.the 19th inst..,
ALVAH G. TAGGART,: in his 35th' year. • _
In the death of Xr. Taggart, the communi
ty; iu which he passed the _whole aids short
but useful life, haS sustained an irreparable
loss. As a man of business', he merited by
the honesty and integrity of his ~character, the
onVence of his friends, and filled with honor,
offices of public trust. In all the endearing
relations of life, lad, was most kind and Consid
erate; a dutiful son; a loving husband, a ten
der father. For Wife and children his toiling
hand never wearied in well-doing, and, though.
it is at rest for ever,.there is a power that.
"tempers the wind to tue shorn lamb.": Dun,
ing a long illftss, he songht the comforting
peace of religion.! A 9 he approached the in
visible world, he gave cheerful evidence tool is
family and.friends, that he hehUd with a tuft,
spiritual understanding, these i words of
cin
couragement to the suffering and earth-weary
—"Fear thou not, for I am with thee ; be iib,t
dismayed, for I am thy God." Coat]
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5 . ' LOST. •
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(AN Wednesday, last, a CAMEO BREAST
'4..../ PIN. The finder, on returning to JNo
M. IlAmit,Tom, will be suitably rewarded.
Coud,ersport, Aug. 20, 18C1 i ,
Newspaper, Depot. ! •
118. MANN, General Agent for the
, sale of the New York Dailies, Weeklies,
the American Monthlies and Quarterlies, and
all the Foreign Periodicals. Terms to suit
the times.
Aar The Tribune for sale, every evening:
HEBROWINVINCIBLEE
WILL have a General Parade at Nelson
Clarks, on Monday, August 26, 1861.
The friends of the Volunteers, and the public,
are invited to attend, as this Nvill4robably
be the last Parade before they,do to the Seat
of War. Capt. WM. D. WIDGER.
ULYSSES J ACADEIRY,
Ulysses, Potter county Pa.,
E. R. CAMPBELL, Principal.
M. 0. CROSBY, Ancient Languages. '
Miss H. M. JONES, English - Department.
MissS.HORTON;VocaI and InstrumentalMusiC
Miss L. M.. COREY, Drawing. . , •
• The Ulysses Academy offers 'superior &bib.
41es for obtaining a solid,. practical, and com
plete education. The instruction is thorough
and systematic.
,Physieal,'social, and moral
culture receive due attention.
Teachers enjoy the use of a Teacher's Li
brary. -During the past year the Normal Class
has received more than fifty lectureS on the
"Science and Art of Teaching?' from Prof. C.
W. Sander's .of New York, S. 'P. Bates, B r ept.
State Supt., S. Lewis, Co. Supt„ Rev:DlNut
ten and others. Prof. Sanders remained two
weeks and conducted an Institute.
There are two services and a Sunday School
in the, church every Sunday. r
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The weekly prayer meeting is well attended
by members of the school. I* f
AN rtiATITTITE, by Charles pules, L.L.p.,
As a part of the Term. Cominence, Septcm:-
, ber'29; close October 12. I •
FAIL TERM opens Aug.-2T; closes 107.26,'61
- Tui i tion Per", Term:
English Branches ,$5 Oo
Languages and Higher Mathematics 600
Instrumental Music 5 00
Drawing 100 ,
Igirs6.oo pays for instruction in all Eng
lish branches—including - Vocal Mnsic, Draw
ing,-Sketching, the . use of :three
. good Libra
ries, and a Reading Room, containing some
of the best American and EoreignPeriodicals.
' Boarkin private families, ;light, fuel, ;dm:,
$1.50--$1.76 per week.
Booms for self-boarding, $2.00—54.00 per
Term.-r-Angust fi t ISO.
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!CURRENT. - , " •
porie4ed'exerYlVednesd4
BIAS &.-MRo. ll tf-Wholesale .- 2 , and :Retail •
SeulecaiuGioceries;and t ;
Applere - eri f 'll isyo23
du dried; " 11
Beens 7 -••• •
Be4slritaal • '2O: 25'.
• ."' 4 5:
12errle§; dried, `l4; traftL - • - . • - • 0 '2:l
I Buckwheat, bushi i rte J •' 44 . _l5Ol
Buttei,l' lb., • 101 - 'l2l
Cheese, ; 7 • -110,
Corn, V liush,, '75 ,
Corn-Meal, per cw - t,
.• 1 "`l, 50 2;00,
Eggs, doff , 1* 1 10
,-, bbl, - 6.50 7:00;
do. ;superfine„, _ 5 50, 600,.,
Ha u ras,lV lb, 123 ;15 •
Hay, V ton, ' 550 1 6 100
Honey, per lb., 10 123
Lard, I r " 12 ,15,
Maple Sugar, per, lb., 8 ;12
dats,ll bush., • '3O ;35
Onion, • " :I 75 1:00:
Pork, V, bbl., , ' 21 00'23`00
do lb., 10 13 .
. do in whole hog, ' , V lb., 6'71
Potatoes,,per bush., , 37i .
Peaqhes,,dried, V lb., .25,
Pouly7,,V lb., - 5 •
I Eye, per bush., 63 . ,75
Salt, V bbl., • 2 75 , 3'50
do V lack, 20
Trout,;per bbl., 450 5,00
Wheat, V bush.,
. 100 L 124,
Whiteyieh, V 3 bbl., 450 6 00,
:; 'Divorce Notice.
HANNAH S. BILLINGS, 1 No. 71, Februaiy
by her' next friend Term, 1861.1 In
IL 0. PERRY, the Common Pleas
vs. of Potter county.
HARVEY BILLINGS. Libel in Divprcp.
'A subPcena and' alias subpoena having been
issued in this case and returned 11 7 11til, the
said Harvey Billings, the respondent aboVe
named, is hereby notified and required to be
and appear in our Court of Common Pleas,. at
the next Term of said Court at Coudersport,
in the county of Potter, to answer the com
plaint of the libellant. WM. F. BURT, Shff.
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Coudersport, Aug.„l2, 1861
- ' Abbott TOwnship--„'; i
TIIREE TEACHERS WANTED. ,
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ti l e School-Term begins on the first of
06tober., Applications , requested to be sent
in as soon as possible. M. BASE:INGER,
Aug. 1, [pd] Sec. B. S. DJ
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THE GREAT SHOW & CIRCUS
Will exhibit at Ulysses, Aug 25, at COUDDR
PORT, Monday, Aug. 26, Mad at Port le
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gany, Aug. 27:
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The Brilliant Cortege
Preceeded by Wisner's Superb Military Band,
Horses, Wagons. &c., will enter town about
10 o'clock, A. If., on•the, morning of the exhi
bition, and after making a procession throur , b
the principal streets in town will adjournrto
the Spacious Pavillion which at night will*
brilliantly illuminated. \ •
This exhibition concentrates all the attrdc
tions and beautiful features of the Drania,
Opera, Ballet Comedy, Pantomimes, Farce,
Minstrels, Song,.Dance, &c., is the noneer of
an entirely new class of entertainments • ever
exhibited outside the great American Metro
polis. •
Dr. JIM THAYER and his Educated Mules.
The accomplished Vocalist and Dinsense,
• M!dsllcs . ISADORE and Vierortre.
The world-renoWned MOTLEY BROTHERS,
Messrs. PEPPERS, KEEFE, and HOGLE,
- Frank Phelps' Troupe of Acrobats, I 1
Masters, CHARLEY, HENRY, ' I
JOHNNY, and EUGENE.
The best Band of Negro Minstrels Au
the ; country, under the direction of !
rift AN lEi PELL.
Doors open at 2 and 7 1-2 P.-M. Perform
once will commence half an hour'afterWard.
L IST
OF LETTERS remaining in the: Yost
IA Office at Coudersport,
.Aug. 15, 1861 :
.Wilbur Buchanan, T. Butterworth, Luther
Baker, Jane lennett.2, C 11.Curtis,Mrs Janies
Crouch, Miss Delila Chase, Henry Dike,:Miss
Juliette Earl,Frederick Frekel,Reuben Frebch,
Estella Felt, E Fisher, Miss Helen Gridley,
David Hall, Benjamin Rosie . ' GeoW Johnson,
Titus Locey, Amos Moore, Lymae Nelson, S C
Phelps, Miss Salle Rossman, Martha or Sophia
Riley 2, _Manson C Stephens, Durrett J Smith
in haste, John Van , Pauten, Susan A Witter,
Francis N White, G. Wagoner.
L. MANN, P i M.
Notice. !
WHEREAS, letters of Administratien
the estate of ALVAH C. TAGGART,
late of the county of Potter, deceased, : bare
been granted to the subscribe.rs r all persons
indebted to said. estate sire requested • to.uutke'
immediate payment, - and those having . claims
against the same, will present them duly au
thenticated for settlement.
POLLY ANN TAGGART,
JOHN P. TAGGART;
Aug. 21, 1861 AdministratOrs.
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FOB, PIIRLETO g THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy] 'moo c.O .0 following following,m a
mplainfist
scrofula, and Sorel , ;Ai Afireetionn t il;nells
as Tumors, 11:11cer i a l illoress, .ForaptiOni,
Pimples ;.P
,issicillo ' Blotches, IEIOO4
/Mains,' and all 8 . Ellseasea.r I I 1
' Oisol v. 'lnd. 6th June, 1850
J. C. Arm ll: Co. I Gents i feel It ray .du to ito t
to {
knowledge what your S. .....1. Ila has don for met''
flaring inherited a Scrofulok 4 nfection,]l hay mitread
from it inivarleua ways for . A Semolina It Ibmst
out in Ulcers] on my bans , di arms; too etiMe* it
turned inward and distre i.. eat the s I Two
years ago it broktkont moray ad and covered *scalp '
arid, ears with one sore, whicgt , as painful an dloa thsome
beyond description. II tried ..; ` y medkines Mid several ,
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physicians, but without now ' . • lief from any thing. ' ltil
fact, the disorder grew aro , At length I was xis/joked
to read in the Gospel Mamma Gat you had ;prepared
an alterative (Saraparilia),k knew from Jima repulse;
tion that any Ming yonlm .- inushbe'good. ' I motto
Cincinuldiandga it, an us t till it cured me. I took
it, as yon advise, in small of a teaspoonful over a
month, anti used almhst th. °tiles. New and healthy
rc lif
skin soon begin to :form u .. the seab, *bleb After a
while felloff. ~My skin Is n A. doss, and I know by my
feelings that the' disease bas .. eTrum oly isysfam.l :Eon
can well believe thatl feel a‘, I stn saying when I tell
you, that I hold you to tie on f the apostles of the age,
and remain over gratefully. jI A Yours, J I
.. A 1 LIMED 8. , ; TALLEY.
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"St. Anthony's Vire , 'se:or Erysipelas,
Tetter and Salt -"um Scald BLeaid.,
Ringworm, Sore . es,, , Dropsy. 1
Mr. Itobeit M ! "'retie eel '.
front Salem, M. Y,, 12th
Sept., MO, that he has en . an inveterate case of
Dropsy, which threatened Vo erminato fatally, by the ,
persevering use of our &freak].,, lia, ] and also a dangerous ]
Malignant Erysipelas bai In . .; doses of the aama • says
he cures the common Erupt ;"' Iry,it constantly. r
Broncitocele;',Gol i v or 'Swelled Neck.
Echelon Slosnpf ' P rospect xasi writes: "Three bob
ties of your Sarsaparilla burl hie from a Goitre—n hid.
eons swelling oil tho neck,t latch.' I had' suffered from
over two yeam."4. .; lir I 1
Leueorrficea of WM 0, ilvarlinTurnitir, ,
lJterina Uleeratio , Female Diseases.:
Dr. J. B. S. Channing,hf ow Ybrk CitY,lwrites g''°l
most cheerfully comply with th o request of your agent In
saying I have found your !lei saparil la a West excellent
alterative in the Minarets ii i omplaints for width lve
employ such a' remedy, but tra. Lally in Flinnt i i i Diseases
of theiScrofulotts diatheels. 4 ;have cured ma 'meter].
ate casks of Leucorrlicea by land Some whet the com
plaint was Caused byinlarat of the uterssiTel ulcers
ation itself was coon kured. othlitg within, y knowl
edge equals it for these fems ideratigements." 1 -
Edward S. Marrow, of INe my, Ala., writes , "A dim
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prone ovarian . tumor . on on . the females in my familyi
which had defied all the dies Wo could,e yloy, has
at length been completely c lyd by your Est tof Ser
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saparilla. par physician X twin 'nothing b t extirpa.
Uon,could afford relief, hat lad nicked the trial of your
Sarsaparilla as I the deal relleyt before cutting, and it
proved effectual: After ink your ramedVerghtlweeks
no symptom of the disease ?ins." ' Iv
Syphilis and !Al " urial Disease.: '
' ! ' I fllati - Olt ' ANSI 25th 4:twist, 1859.
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Da. J. O. Aria: Sir, I cite fully-comply with tbei re •
pest of your agent, and rend to you some , of Ithe]efteete
I have realized with your Sd ] parllla. 'I . 1 I 1
' I have cured with it, in ni ractice, most of the come
plaints for which it Is recall: ended, and have found Its
streets truly wonderful In Wel] ro of renereal and Mar t
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:nth! Disease: (One of my pi Le nts had Slphilitio takers
.31 his throat, which were ai ming his pale and the
top of his mouth. IYour parilia, steadily (taken,
:aced him in five weeks; ' thee was have ed by aec
=dory symptoms in his n , and the nice Hen had
eaten away a considerable ph
n and Math .of it , so that I lien:lQ°
disorderwould soon keen"' I But it
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-yielded to my administrati ' of your Saran lia ti the
ulcers healed, and he Is Fell in, not of atom o Without
some disfiguration td. his fiteA woman Who] had been
treated for the hamerdisord by mercury was suffering
fromla
this poison In her bone They haddatums So sett
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chive to the weatherlthot oni damp day she suffered ex.
=miming pain in tier :join and: bones. , ; She, too, was
:ured entirely by your IS ills in ale, weeks. I
know from, , Its formula, whiin your agent :gar me, that
this Preparation from your 1 boratory meet be a great
remedy; consequently, thes truly remarks le results
with It have not surprised m , I• I I
' Fraternally - yours, G. V. LARI.MER, M. D.
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Rheumatisin, put ' Liver Complaint.
IssnErrnimcci, Preston C0.,,Va., eth July, 1859.
Dn. J. C. Area: Sir, lttera beeri aftlicted ] with IL *IA-
N! chronic ITheinnatiam f or a long time, which balled the
;kill of physicians, and tuck. to; me In spite of all the
remedies I could " find; until I t ied your Sarsaparilla. One
bottle cured me in two weeksr and restored my general
wealth so much that ,I am far better than before Ilolo!
attacked. I think it a wonderful ntediclne.]AJ r imam
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Jules Y. Getchell, Of St. Loids, writes: an hare teen
afflicted for years with lan ajjedion of the: , liver 4 which
destroyeti.my health. I-I tried every thing, and every thing
railed to relieve tee; and I have been a lookerealown Man
for some years from no !other cause than denouement of
the Liver. My beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
me to try your Sarsaparilla, because !to said he knew you,
and any thing you machines - worth trying. ]: By the Mess.
hog of God It has cured me, and has so purified my blood
ato make a new man of me. I feel young' again. :The
best that can lie said of you is not half good enough.e ]
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fichirrus,Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
Ulceration, Caries and , Exfoliation: of
the Bones. E i 1
. A great variety of cases have been reported to =where
cures of these formidable complaints, have 'resulted from
the use of this remedy, but our space here will not admit
them. Seine 'of them may be found in our American
Almanac, which the' agents below', named are pleased to
furnish grails to all irk:, call for them. . ' ; ;
kilyspepala; he art Disease, Pits, EpLlep.•
sy, IdelauCholy, Neuralgia. 1 1 '
. Many remarkable cures of those affections have been
made by the alterative power of this medicine. It stimu
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcomes disorders which] would be supposed beyond its
teach. ^Such aremedy has long been required bythe ma
:milks of the people, and we are Confident that thisravill
lo for them all that medicine can do. ~ I
I -
Ayers - Pe ct or al,Cherry ;
•
, • ran tnsf RAPID CURB OE ' 1
Coughs, Cgildi, Influenza, Pi:torte*eta,
Croup,Prouchitis, Pic!pieta Conn
sumptioti, and for the .belief
of Consulnptive PalleMa - ,
. rin advanced' Stage*. I i
• of the placate..
,
This is a remedy so universally known to surpessi any
other forthe cure of throat and lung complaints,] that it
Is useless hero to publish the evidence of its virtues. Its
unrivalled excellence for coughs' and colds; and its truly
'wonderful curet -of pulmonary disease, have made it
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth.
-Few aro the communities, or even ifamilies, amont them
who have not some personal experience of its etfects
some living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of ,the throat and lungs.
Ai all know the dreadful fatality Of these 'disOrders; and
es they know, toe, the effects of this remedy, we need not
,30 nioro than to assure them that it has now] all the yip
Ines that It did have when making . the Mires - which bare
Won so strongly upon the confidence of manklud.l
Prepared by Dr. 7. C. ATEB Er; CO., Leviall,irdhats.
Sold by C. S. &E. A. Jones,- Cenderspok
Mann & Nichols, Miliport; N. J. Mills, Doles
burg ; & Lyman, Rbulet ; Corey &
Son, Ulysses; .L. -8.. Roam!, ;
and by Dealers generally, ; ,1 I
tRIEW'
Tho undersigned I . _hav,ing
lust received a: largn and
well selected stoeldof
CLOCKS . WATCHES .8c JEWELRY,
-
offers them for sale at prices' that nlill I com
pare favorablY.With those of any city or town
within 100 miles. , ..Every,article , 'of jewelry
and every 'style of Watches an& Clobks 'Usu
ally found. in retail ptares kept consMntlY on
hand, and'Warranted to be as repreSen'.ed.—t•
Also, BealtiPaientl Revolvers kept i n hin d .
and sold.ehenp.
.Repairing done-on short r,nOtice,l in
good style, add fair, rates. ;, •
:Call arid see met the sign of the . "
Watch." : C. E. WARIIINER.
• onders ort, , Jan. 1. 1861`.. ;
fhICORDSI ofliVooo l ,:,,winied at
tne: JOURNAL . ORice; inataediately,
- ,for whic the , highest rket! Ptice.
will be paid in Sub,icruAionn . find
.1
.Advertieing: 1
MI
I
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I=RMI
, 3:40-17,1§:01
'filag Ds of
V tGo9
, YV% bleAk
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el
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, nar...A24
11111
itap,tuski
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pyityv
80 • :
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itIlliOOP'riVEAP kl t '.biITIO.E4tY 7'
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such a!s;- "--i - ' 0,' . . 3:4, - .:•; r 8
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: _r - ‘• --,- -,„ , ' ---1
fact,* ° • 1
el"-
.. id .ihape, an d
r -•1. ''. 1,
1 1 ' i Bitting) PrinK
t for Wearing,
ONS
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P
E4ryth
form, th
lilft,
4illl
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Irpm, 1
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r
e
Loon, Looking' at, ear'Smellirig
i highest prim for Wal,Sitill
clia*, part CAOII if noMisa-
I,:)r Cl ol:id Shil' i‘ grei;;4l - shalt - 4c ' .
I •-...
' 30 qtzi., or more if Wool should
..,
goads as; Mil' as 'cirri' be
. ,
.1 s-, _. L,-
conntry.--4uly 17;6 - i: . l';
ping
1 , ay th ,
pay
gle t e,
r 9 . 1, iv
for too'
EEC
adfrailb
bought
• .
•
; ••
sudAR;
DEAL
LAWN
DIMS - ' - •
IVES,
and so forth, and
'elong to a country Store, inclu-
till thin
ding 4
3:13
; ABIES ,
alp" some
31.09P-SURTS,
°TEES:
rro - A
ana ao
8, (formerly Ciat3hingville.)
I . I
!okli
11861
n 13r,
lane,
• , 4 . . .
()LiIIBTED s4* KELLY'S '
'Q' n TORE eau sin-Ilya !in founa the best of
►'iCo king, Box and Parlop `
Also, UN and:SHET-IRON WARE, POTS,
KETTL S, SPIDERS,I SCOTCH BOWLS,
ritylisi •-PAIs I TS; SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS. I Also; - • ; • •
Agricultural Iniplenients,
such. PLOWS, - SCRAPERS, ,CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, HORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS,
'' • ' •
I'
p'isrdll made a.nd the paterial good.' Good and ,
substail i tial EAVESNPROUGHS put lip in any
pert of he County Terms easy.. Ready Pay
Of all lands, including Cash, seldom refused.
Store{ on Main Street:opposite the Old Court
tense, Coudersport. ' Aug.' 1; 1859.-5.0
MANHOOD
QW LOST, HOT TLESTORED. . .
i
list published, v a sealed envelope:
'o44' ins N AT CRE, TREAVIENT, AND RADICAL CURE
6'o Sec libLATO&BliceA ;or Sein anal Weaknesi,B3x
inil -Dility,l -Nervousness and • involuntary
4iniesi Ws, inducing 'impotency and Mental and
Elaysic 1 inctipacity. '.
ib
,
I , BY SULIT. 5. CIII9EDWEI.I6, Si. D. •
!p i :Theimporiant fact that the awful• conse-
_ .
ence of self-abuse Maybe effectually cured
without internal Meditings ori the dangerous
APplications of caustics, instruments, medica
ted hot gies, and Other empirical devises, is
bele clearly 4iamonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly succesiturtreatinent,-assdop
fed by the 'celebrated author fully explained,
lii means oftwhiCh every on 6 is enabled to
enre hi6self Perfectly, and at the least possi
ble 'co4, thereby avoiding all the'. dvertis'ed
;nostrums of the day. :This 'lecture will prove
:a7boonito thOusa.nds and thouiands.
I ' , :Sentunder seal, in a plain envblope,to any
addres ,pdat [paid, on the receipt of two post
;age strdnps, by addressing - •
'• ~ 1 i
'Dr. 'C .I. C. KLINE,
127130tvery,INew York. - P. 0. box 4,586.
SOMETHING FOI3, THE TIMES ! ! I
A NECESSITY IN EyEßY.lipllSEliola) 1
t 1 JOHNS & °ROBLEY'S
,Ameridab. .Cemeht (Rue,.
. Vie strangest Glue in: the: World
For Oemeating , Mod, lweat.lser, - Glass,'
ivory, Cllsina, lifarble,:Porcelain, :
11, Alabaster, Bone; Coral, , etc.. '
The oily article of.the kind ever prodne
[ • e which ,will withstand: :Water. ..
J EXTAACT:9 : : '
' ' 1 "Pt.housekeeper should have a supply_
of Joh s . 1 / 4 CDsley's American Cement Glue."
i ry
,Yew York , irnes.
,i I , qt i so .eionvenieni 'to hate In the house."
-'-...111iw Yerk" - Erpress. ! !!!!' '-'
,! "It $ always - .ready ;:this. commends it- to,
i
eVeryb dy."—N. Y. Independent.' ' . ' - -
•!! "We have triedlit, and fiuitit,as ,useful is
'OW. house as water."-WiticeiSpirit of the Times
iii;.
; Price ?.5 Cents. per, Bottle.
'Very liberal reductiona to W holesale Deitlers.
TERMS CASH:
IFor,j sale by all Druggists and Store
getetally througbout,the country.
JOHNS & OROSI4EYt
(Sotoliartufbetitrers,) ,
id William, Street, Neip York.
of Liberty Street. jy9ly
;keeper•
Come
.AGENTS' WANTED,' - •
In all Parts Of the Country'
• ...
To roitain Subscribers: for
tg'4 Plictorlal Field-Book
i 1
Mho
:ERICAN REVOLUTION.
,
, Volumes llojral . Octavo,' Containing
1:. 1 upward of
. F. . '
il 1500 ages:and 1100 Beautiful Illustrations.
This work will be sold exelusivelzby Agts.
to sae of whom a special; DiStrint will be
• t
given. Rare inducements offered. , Applicants
should natne 'the CountieS their liould prefer.
i ; - : Age is -wanted 'also `for other works appro.
&late o the times 1. . . ~, • • 1. ,
i ! - ' -lirays of the Beat of War i. ,
0 - lag - velopes and Paper; Niraillaneassa Books,
itC,SU " lied. l Addresal --- - , i •:, i. •
; - " I -• ' GEO. W. ELTIOT,T,
,'';Harp r's B tiding, Franklin qnjtro,N. Y.
R.
:AY. '
Loss
c AD
In Tw
JAYNE'S FAISILY
le at
of WOO t ivvraoted immediately
•••• STEIMINg.
' LBS.
t ooo ]
TEATISE. •
E in the ffounsAL 11 It is tbe on
, .
in Potter county, an. 4 is a,good
gh :which to rea,,eli the people of
,• • ;
r' I • '4'
1 RTI"
p ape r
. thro
icte.
ly
ii edin
all die
7 .• , -.4
,t,to
QINES for
STEIMANp 41c.8E1.0
IW:fineßigel SNP keui: Oki
*ea
:7'4p:tyros?'
- ' •
~'"7-7-",":A!,4!-.:
ThROAT "`p,(7,411qi-
MEM
•OPOIfq O 4 ' 9MPTA I P4.
PQ9kPOli*Wir.l.,o4S+
GOOD FQI46BrAO
GOOp Fba co*stwpTn---i
Giirrlxatrai cuitre_,
SPALt#ING'S -, THROAT
'LATIII9 ARE DICLIGIITIID vita
SPAIDDIA'S - CdSEECT
Crr FOR
sPulaxG'§ ,`,TintoAT,l
Theyrelleca - a Cough' haitAtßuf-q
They aleat the Throat.-
They.gireatttagth and volunte - ta - -1.; - !.i.
, TheYitamila4elicious aroma to tb
They ate delig t it u l ko 'the tisia,
They aral:eade•ofsim)4:her):raanrl
I
advise every.onewho has a CP
Mushy Voice 'or a Bad Breath, or n:ri:
ty Oftbothiehtitetet Packege . of T
CoUfections, they Will yelieve you
.and you will agree; with me that t,y
to t'he - 5p0nt... 1 .! T0u,1911 find therra --T..
and pleasant whiie trayeling or attenA'..
meetings for itillinglour Coed
ing your throat. you try ;on
safe in saying thit you wrilrever,...;,',c..
"consider them indispensible. -- •Vorr.
hem at the Druggists and Dealc rs ".`,i--
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE ,CEN;
My signature is on each package.
are counterfeit.
A. Package will be sent by mail,
on receipt of Thirty .Cents.
Address, HENRY
N 0.48 Cedar street, St
==
CEPHILIC:-._ P i
• our
SICK HEA.DACI-I,E,
CURE
NI RVOUS
CURE
ALL Kr 11714 07i
By4h e 'use ofthese Pills the
of Nerimue or Sick Headache
`ad; and if taken at the comm ,, :“.cal•L•r,
attack immediate relief from'. pa::. co!:
ness ivill be obtained. -
:They - seklotafail in remorid<•
and Headache to islich femaki-, arc
They adt geintly upon fhe
ing CostivCncas.
For Literary Men, Students, D :_;zr.
males, and-all personscrf-aedeptar,.:
are valuable as a Lerzative,
petite, giving tone anti,eigor to tc
g;ins, and.restoring the natural' eh slici
strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC NLLS tiry
long Investigation and carefullyr.
perimeets„ having be4.te,.use ina3;,-
.dtiring which time-they 'rave prsytm
relieved a va6t amount of pain and .4i,
from Headache, whether T.:miens:ULT.'
nekwus . eystena oarom a deranged,,!..-Itt,
slomath.
They are entirely vegetable "
sition, arid may stiken - a% all
feet safety with 'ut tusking any c,i'rki !.7
at, and the able -cc of a 4 offsagrcea;::::,
ders fl easy to ad 'iinister them to
- 'DEWAR_ OF COITSTERI - 1-:[T;.-
The genuine have five siguaturti cf !• --
Spalding on each 'Box.
Sold by Druggists (ma all othc: D , .
Medicines.
A Box wRI be sent by mail prip:, id
ceipt of the
PRICE .25,CENTs
All orders should be, address i :o
,lIENItt C. SP.A
48 Cedar Street, Nt!,;% , ;- ".1"
THE FOLLOWING- ENHOIISE_TVIT
s.PAL DING'S
CE Pll ALIC
WILL CONVINCE. ALL WHO sr
:..' HE kaI:C..II E
. THAT A
SPEEDY AND 811. T"
IS WITHIN THEIR
A.Siogle bottle-of SPAT-DIN
PARED MATE
its cost adlllUbily..aig.
. .
SFALDDTG'S PREPARED CA
SPALDDM'S PREPARED r_,f, 4 2, ,
DM'S PREPARED c.a.':
SAVE THE PIECE:';I -,
ECONOMY
Aer."A. STITCH IN TDIS SATEh'
As acdid ents;will awl ,e 12 11 re
nlated families, It . , is - veiy
some cheap ant convenient
Fqiniture; Toys,`Crockery, 4.c.
,PALDING'S
meets all such emergencies. arA e
can - afford.to be withont it.
readi, and up .to• the sticking,
• "ITSEFIII, IN EVERY
Brrish.;acconipanic-,. ea ..t,
Price,'. 25 cents. 'Address,
HENRY' G. 'Sl'.?,r_ f
CEDAR Street, .14-v
CAUTION
As airtalaMtpriticipleOp' ti
lo n g to, palm off the; iiticu , s•vo: 1.,74 ; - :
imitationi.Ofii-PIOARiP't 4I :' .1 k
captiMi all pirsons if to a p
bag, `aill see that the 611 trout,;?
PREI"A'ffEil•
is on .outside
dlingt cititters'
KJ
BLS
EMI
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